“On average, the level of energy (i.e., calories) in their diets approximated the amount required to support a very sedentary lifestyle but fell well below the level of energy needed for someone engaged in more physical activity” (Gaetz et al. 2006). Valerie Tarasuk and her research team produced an important research on homeless youth and nutrition (Antoniades & Tarasuk, 1998; Dachner & Tarasuk, 2002; Gaetz, Tarasuk, Dachner & Kirkpatrick, 2006; Tarasuk, Dachner, Poland & Getz, 2009; Tarasuk, Dachner & Li, 2005; Tse & Tarasuk, 2008). According to her studies in the city of Toronto, young people who are homeless are not getting enough food supplies, and the food they eat is a lot of times unhealthy. When we compare homeless teenagers to house teenagers, homeless youth are not getting enough healthy nutrients. “On average, the level of energy (i.e., calories) in their diets approximated the amount required to support a very sedentary lifestyle but fell well below the level of energy needed for someone engaged in more physical activity” (Gaetz et al.